
Reykjavik City Council Division Over Independence Party Proposal
Two Reykjavik city council members from the Independence Party abstained from voting on a proposal by their party leader, Hildur Björnsdóttir, to initiate talks with ministers, highlighting a division within the party.

Reykjavik Majority Criticized for Neglecting Basic Services
Actor Rúnar Freyr Gíslason, running for the Independence Party in Reykjavik, criticizes the current city council majority for not adequately providing basic services to residents.

After the nightmare in Iceland, Eimantas Bendžius praised his opponents
After Friday's fiasco in Reykjavik, Lithuanian men's national team forward Eimantas Bendžius praised the hosts, who played until the last second.

Icelandic Mayor Criticizes Hasty School Location Decision
Reykjavik Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir criticized the hasty decision to build a youth school in the Þríhyrningssvæði area of Laugardalur, noting the site is on land controlled by the Þróttur football club.

Icelandic Social Democratic Alliance and Independence Party Lose Support in Reykjavik Poll
A new Maskína poll shows the Social Democratic Alliance still leading in Reykjavik city council elections, but both their and the Independence Party's support has decreased, while the Centre Party gains.

Reykjavik City Council Approves Hlemmtorg and Borgarlína Construction
The Reykjavik city council has approved the initiation of the procurement process for construction work at Hlemmtorg and the Borgarlína (city line) around Hlemm, a project estimated to cost 1.2 billion Icelandic krónur.

Icy Road Conditions in Reykjavik Area
Icy conditions are reported on most roads in the capital area of Reykjavik, Iceland, with snow cover on Vesturlandsvegur and Elliðavatnsvegur.

Iceland Considers EU Membership Referendum
Iceland's government in Reykjavik plans to hold a referendum soon on resuming EU accession talks, potentially bringing new momentum to EU enlargement before 2029, as the NATO country has excellent conditions for integration.

Food and Fun Festival Kicks Off in Reykjavik
The Food and Fun festival begins today in Reykjavik, transforming the city into an international kitchen where Icelandic ingredients are given new life by guest chefs from around the world.

Reykjavik Geothermal Secures $20 Million in Funding Round
Reykjavik Geothermal has successfully completed a funding round, raising up to $20 million (approximately 2.5 billion Icelandic Krona), with Innviðir fjárfestingar II slhf. leading the investment.

Grandaborg Preschool Reopens in Reykjavik After Four-Year Mold Closure
Children have returned to Grandaborg preschool in West Reykjavik after it was closed for nearly four years due to mold and underwent extensive repairs. Many of the five-year-old students are returning to the school where they originally started their preschool education.

New Fisheries Management Committee Holds Inaugural Meeting in Reykjavik
Approximately 150 experts from over 60 countries are attending the first in-person meeting of a new committee on fisheries management in Harpa, Reykjavik.

Man Arrested for Assault, Another for Speeding in Reykjavik
One man was arrested and detained on suspicion of assault in the Hlíðar neighborhood, while another was stripped of his driving license for speeding in Reykjavik.

Worldruvmorgunbladid15h ago2 sources Water Leak at Reykjavik Customs House
Firefighters were called to the old Customs House in downtown Reykjavik due to a significant water leak, with steam reaching all five floors of the building.

Strætó CEO Defends Controversial Subsidy Policy for Clean Energy Buses
The CEO of Strætó, the transport service provider for the Reykjavik and the capital region, has defended the company’s requirement that contractors pass on a significant portion of government subsidies for “clean energy buses.” According to Morgunblaðið, Strætó has already received 72 million krónur from contractors involved in public transport services. What’s This Story? Strætó […]
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Incredible Sequence and Seven Memorable Minutes from the Icelanders: They Managed to Overcome a 21-Point Deficit and "Steal" Victory from Their Rival (VIDEO)
Icelandic basketball players caused a major upset in Reykjavik, defeating the Lithuanian national team 86:85 in the 3rd round of the first qualifying round for the World Cup.

Toppstöðin Building Sold for 420 Million for Extreme Sports Center
The Toppstöðin building in Reykjavik has been sold for 420 million ISK, with the agreement signed by Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir. The building will be repurposed to house extreme sports and other outdoor recreational activities.

Kirjat | Satu Rämö kirjoittaa dekkarisarjan islantilaiskirjailijan kanssa
Reykjavikin murhat -sarjan ensimmäinen romaani ilmestyy Suomessa helmikuussa 2027, Islannissa syksyllä 2027. Tekeillä on myös kuudes osa suosittuun Hildur-dekkarisarjaan.

Play Airline Meeting Held in Reykjavik
A meeting for the Icelandic low-cost airline Play is being held today at the Hilton Reykjavik Nordica hotel.

Reykjavik City Admits Providing Incorrect Information to Ombudsman
Reykjavik City has admitted to providing incorrect information to the Althingi Ombudsman regarding key aspects of a case related to a missing planning officer's opinion on a meat processing plant.

Iceland to Hold Referendum on Restarting EU Accession Talks
Icelanders will soon vote in a referendum on whether Reykjavik should resume negotiations with Brussels to join the European Union, driven by renewed concerns over US President Donald Trump's intentions.

Three Men Re-indicted for Arson of Police Officer's Car in Reykjavik
The District Prosecutor has issued a new indictment against three men suspected of setting fire to a police officer's car outside his home in West Reykjavik in August 2023.

Reykjavik City Deploys Equipment for Snow Clearing
Contractors for Reykjavik City were called out in the early hours of the morning to address snow-related tasks, with about 30 pieces of equipment already in use and more available.

Reykjavik Kindergarten Grandaborg Reopens After 1,240 Days
The Grandaborg kindergarten in Vesturbær, Reykjavik, has finally reopened after 1,240 days (nearly three and a half years) of renovations, bringing joy to the children who marched from their temporary location.

Concerns Over Drinking Water Pollution in Reykjavik Capital Area
Experts warn that the capital region's drinking water sources are vulnerable to pollution and require better preventative measures, noting that recent wildfires could have endangered them.